I can’t control neither IO1 and IO2 of the 4260 evaluation board.
The 4260 evaluation board is composed of the RAK4261 (which houses the RAK4260) and RAK5005 (base board)
I was wondering which pins of the RAK4260 corresponds with the IO1 and IO2 pins of the RAK5005.
The RAK documentation is imcompleted… i could not manage not find the schematics of the RAK4261. (I was only able to find the schematics of the RAK5005)
Using a polymeter i was able to determine that:
PB22 of RAK4260 is linked with the IO1 of the RAK5005
PA15 of RAK4260 is linked with the IO2 of the RAK5005.
The docs of RAK4260EVB will be updated to include the necessary details.
She is actually right on the pins PB22 and PA15. Probably she needs the schematic of the module to know what could be the difference to SAMR34 eval kit.
The schematic that you have provided is the schematic of the RAK4260, but I need the RAK4261. RAK4261 is the WisBLOCK which houses the RAK260, but also has J4 (for RAKDAP1 connection), J5 and (for connection with the CPU SLOT of RAK5005 v3.0) J6 ( antenna) connectors.
I am uploading the program with the RAKDP1 using pyOCD following the RAK docummentation (Quick Start Guide | RAKwireless Documentation Center). The program is uploaded fine, and i checked that everything is working fine using RAK SERIAL PORT TOOL.
In my application i’m getting data from a sensor by i2c communication and the data is sent correctly using lora. The data is printed in the console of the RAK SERIAL PORT TOOL and the data is also sent using LORA. The SDA and SCL lines of the sensor are connected to SDA and SCL pins of J12 connector of the RAK5005-O, and the communication is working fine.
Now, I need to connect another sensor to a GPIO. I tried to connect my sensor to both IO1 and IO2 pin of J10 connector of the RAK5005. As I said in the previous message, with a polymeter I checked that the IO1 and IO2 pins are connected to PB22 and PA15 of RAK4620, respectevely (Note: if I had had the RAK4261 schematic, I wouldn’t have needed to check it with the polymeter, just to look to the schematics of RAK4261 and RAK5005). However, I can not make any of them (IO1 or IO2) works.
I read something about burning the firmware, but i did not do it because the RAK4260 seems to work fine (as I said before i2c, lora and uart modules are working fine in the board).
The RAK5005 schematic is not on general release but it doesn’t actually tell you what is connected to the 40 pin CPU header for each of the plug in boards but uses some generic naming convention which, thus far, as matched the pins on the boards I’ve wanted to use thus far.
That may as well be in this instance and I didn’t say they weren’t, I’m just giving you heads up that the IO isn’t exactly the same as the Microchip board which may trip you up in the future. Sorry if this was an overshare